New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-05
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORk CITY.
The first mortgage bonds Of tho Jefferson Railroad
Honesdale Branch, amounting to ,oOo have been
extended for the term Of forty years at IL per cent
the former rate Of interest being per Seni Ike
Erie and Western Railroad Company.
There was q goodly attendance at "Ye olde London
streetep yesterday despite the hot weather. and vis
usual found cool and delightful promonaoe
this quaint resort. new musical programme has
been prepared for the present week, ana Hercat ana
the Tchborne claimant are stu features OF the snow
A charming sail thirty seven miles up tho HUDSON
with q stay Of three hours at Oscawana Island, an
nounced in special excursion BY the Iron Steamboat
Company tomorrow. The boat will leave Pier No.
IN R., at O. M, and West Twenty-third-st half an
hour later and will return nom Oscawana at p m
The company controls the island and has made II one
of their pleasant places for excursions The hotei
lands Of the Hudson affords view Of Of the most
attractive parts Of the river
A change has boon made by the Red Star Limo In Its
sailing date, from Saturdays to Wednesday. Tho
first steamer to sail under tho orders Is tho Noor
land She sails to morrow with full passenger list
aud the United States mails.
Edward Lawrence, tho young man who was arrested
ON Sunday at No. 20 East Elghteenth-st on the charge
Of attempting to assault and shoot Helen Mansheid
of Philadelphia brought up in the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday and paroed In Custody OF
his father who is policeman to await the result Of
her injuries.
Certificates OF death to the number OF 200 were
received at the Bureau of Vital Statistics yesterday
Two cases of prosraon by heat reported by the
police
Joseph Lefkowitz one ef the three tailors who had
hard time of getting out Of the basement OF BAL
Company's clothing store, at No. e2s broadway, ~
the time OF the fire Saturday, was in Bellevue Hos
pItal yesterday suffering from serious burns on tho
neck and hands.
The body of young man In q lawn tennis suit, was
found I'm the East River Pier No 2S yesterday, aud
was sent to the Morgue to await idcntihca'ioh
Patrick Carsin, young hostler, OF No 229 Tenth
ave. employed In the stable at No or west twenty
secondst. attempted to kill himself by cutting his
throat with a horse-shoers knfe yesterday. lie was
sent to the New York Hospital under arrest
Policeman Mark Buckley, of the Mulberry Street
SQUAD who was arrested saturday night on charge
Of nssaulting Timothy Burns a liquor dealer at FIRST
ave and Tenth St, resigned yesterday when ihioiueu
by Superintendent Murray that charges wouiu Do
made against him
The steamer Carondelet, from Key West, Florida
aud the steamer Niagara, from Havana, both having
q large number of saloon passengers who have come
North to escape the yellow fever plague now raging
at those ports arrived Quarantine yesterday, where
they are detained for fumigatiOn
BROOKLYN.
fire broke ont yesterday afternoon in the grocery OF
Samuel nlamS at No Maiisonst and caused loss
Of 500 upon the stock the building owned by
T. Misford. of No. 40 MadisonsG
William BeIlington. thirty. OF No 6o Boliv.rst vas
tho OF kicking Christopher j.
shannon who found with fractured kui ~ hudson'
p'ts and Is likely 70 die Bsnst dso,ss enArgs
Jacob sche.er age sevenfeen i5s Bedford fell
Of the vessel Cr.s At Inc foo, Of
friends on board the time Of the accident His
body not recovered